DC Deck-Building Game: Teen Titans Go! cover
2017BGG rank #7,077

DC Deck-Building Game: Teen Titans Go!

by Matt Hyra, Nathaniel Yamaguchi · Cryptozoic Entertainment

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Players2
Time30–45m
ComplexityMedium-Light
Age12+

About the game

What is DC Deck-Building Game: Teen Titans Go!?

IT’S GO TIME! These young Super Heroes can hold their own in any fight… even when it comes to rivalries within the team! Prove that you’re the best Titan in this friendly competition between powered-up pals while simultaneously taking down villains such as Trigon and the H.I.V.E. Five! Standalone game, and compatible with other games in the DC Deck-Building Game series. — description from the publisher KEY FEATURES: - New edition of beloved game: now officially part of the DC Deck-Building Game series and featuring updated rules! - Features art from the Teen Titans Go! animated series - Duel your friends as Robin, Starfire, Cyborg, Beast Boy, and Raven! - Introduces “Sidekicks,” which allow you to play with more than one Hero! - Weakness and Event cards cause all sorts of hijinks and interesting dilemmas CONTENTS: 5 Oversized Cards 116 Standard Cards 2 Multiverse Dividers 1 Rulebook Oversized Promo Card: Kid Flash ORIGINAL 2017 VERSION: In Teen Titans Go! Deck-Building Game, players get to take on the roles of their favorite heroes from the Teen Titans Go! animated series on Cartoon Network. Robin, Beast Boy, Starfire, Cyborg, and Raven are trying to outdo each other in a friendly contest to defeat the most supervillains. Players' oversized hero cards offer them strategies they can follow, or they can choose their own path. When the dust settles and all six supervillains have been defeated, the player with the most victory points wins. Can be combined with any Cerberus Deck-Building game!

How it plays

Mechanics

Deck, Bag, and Pool Building

On the shelf

Categories

Card GameComic Book / StripMovies / TV / Radio theme

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